The lack of critical study, and even our awareness, of the role of large corporations in social change can be attributed to the fact that:
a. they are such a pervasive and seemingly natural part of modern life
b. they do such good things for us, people would be ungrateful to be critical of them
c. they spend millions of dollars to be anonymous and stay out of the public eye
d. the large corporation is a very new creation, dating back not more than a generation
a. they are such a pervasive and seemingly natural part of modern life
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Among the reasons to legalize marijuana is:
a. It will reduce the incidence of schizophrenia. b. It continues to be a gateway drug c. It will reduce the profits of organized crime. d. Driving under the influence of marijuana will decline.
Competition is reduced over the long run by __________, where members of the board of directors of one corporation also sit on the board(s) of other corporations
a. monopolies b. shared monopolies c. conglomerates d. interlocking corporate directorates
HIV/AIDS has devastated many different populations. Efforts to reduce the spread of the disease have often focused on sexual behavior. Many studies in Africa have presumed that awareness of high HIV rates would lead to a change in sexual behavior: the higher the prevalence of HIV, the fewer risky sexual behaviors would be observed (dependent variable). Following widespread educational efforts (independent variable), the actual change in HIV rate showed little to no change. This failure to affect the HIV rate was due to
a.) causality b.) correlation c.) reverse causality d.) a spurious relationship
Henry and Lauren, who are infertile, have decided to call themselves "child-free" rather than "childless," indicating what?
What will be an ideal response?